Time for another monthly recap and blogging income report. This is where I share what’s new in the world of Desk to Dirtbag over the past month and offer a bit of transparency behind the the life of a travel blogger. On to this month’s report… Highlights Return to the US Well, it was more than three years since we …
Time for another monthly recap and blogging income report. This is where I share what’s new in the world of Desk to Dirtbag over the past month and offer a bit of transparency behind the the life of a travel blogger. On to this month’s report… Highlights Back in Medellin After more than a year away, we flew back to …
Laureles is my favorite barrio (neighborhood) in Medellin, Colombia, and one that I would whole heartedly recommend to both tourists and those considering living in Medellin. Laureles in Medellin has become my home away from home… The most popular and well known neighborhood in Medellin is Poblado, this has traditionally been the place where the well to do live and …
Time for another monthly recap and blogging income report. This is where I share what’s new in the world of Desk to Dirtbag over the past month and offer a bit of transparency behind the the life of a travel blogger. On to this month’s report… Highlights End of the Trip It still doesn’t really feel over, but I guess …
Since January 2013 I have been able to travel long-term, either abroad or on the road without having to return to the normal working world. During that time, particularly as my blog has grown more popular in recent years, I’ve gotten questions from readers about how they too can follow in my footsteps to create a life that involves more …
You all know that I’m all for the freedom and adventure afforded by truck camping, aka sleeping in the canopy of my truck, but that doesn’t mean that I don’t enjoy splurging every once in a while for a nice place to stay. Airbnb is always a favorite, especially when I want a full apartment where I can cook, hang …
Debt Mountain is the most deadly and serious climb that most Americans will face, one that is deadlier than Mount Everest or K2, and and one which leaves a trail of destruction in its wake, no matter whether you live beside the Fourteeners in Colorado, or in the flatlands of Florida. Today I’ll be serving as your guide as we …
As much as I’ve written about the subject of truck camping over the years, the written word usually only goes so far to explain my truck camping setup, how things work, and the pros and cons. The places where the written word fails to do justice can often best be supplemented by video, which is why I put together this …